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My husband is stationed at fort hood texas and i have a 2 year old and have joint custody with her dad.
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Answered on January 08, 2013
I agree with the comment that the child support has nothing to do with your desire to relocate. The maximum distance you can generally move without...
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What should we do?
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Answered on January 08, 2013
The parenting plan and court order may address who pays medical and dental expenses. If it is not specifically stated in the plan then the mother...
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Can I get child support if my 7 year old son is not my husbands. We are seperated and he pays nothing.
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Answered on January 07, 2013
Have you already filed for divorce or just separated? The paternity, child sharing plan, child support, divorce, and applicable alimony can all be...
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7 yrs - no children-no assets due to bankruptcy-he is Atty in FL & made 72% of income...odds of alimony? Worth fighting?
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Answered on January 05, 2013
I would never want a client to just "sign whatever he writes". As stated by some posts your situation and details to the case are not necessarily...
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Husband and I are splitting up. I want to move to Tampa with our 3 mnor kids.
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Answered on December 26, 2012
Florida Statutes and the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act do have provisions for emergency protection.
As far as your...
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Child custody question. My ex girlfriend and I have a 6 yr old son
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Answered on December 26, 2012
In Florida all determinations in family law have the "best interest of the children" in mind. Because you have developed a relationship with your...
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Response to Interrogatories question
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Answered on December 20, 2012
You are generally better to list more exhibits than less in case you need them. The same holds true for calling witnesses. There is no penalty for...
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HELP PLZ. I posted in the divorce section but, No divorce yet. Husband took all our money and put it in his name only.
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Answered on December 19, 2012
Florida does allow a dependent spouse to receive money during the divorce proceedings, it is called pendente lite. Additionally, you may also get...
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